Sunday, August 26, 2007

Sturgis Bike Rally at Deadwood, South Dakota


This is our good friend 'Cowboy Woodie' at work on the streets of Deadwood. He is the one that has the dinner theater. It is a good show and features him as "Wild Bill Hickock" and his wife Cleda Jane as "Calamity Jane". The show is called "Aces & Eights" and is well worth the price of admission. The price is $18.76 which
co-incides with the year that Wild Bill was gunned down by Jack McCall.

This picture was taken during the Bike Rally. The girl pictured was wearing a very provacative outfit, the rear of which was even worse (or better depending on your perspective).



This is a view of Main Street in Deadwood. The bikes were not only going up and down the street but were parked all along the side of the street in front of the casinos, shops and restaurants.

It stretched the whole length of the street which is about a half mile long.













Another view of the bikes parked along the street. Of course I always try and put some decent scenery in the background. ;-)





















This picture did both and also shows that the cool bikes are not just for the guys anymore. This pretty girl also has a beautiful bike.


















This last picture shows two definately wildly painted bikes. One is a trike. Both look to have car engines in them, hence the radiators in front to water cool those monsters.


















Well that will conclude the Bike Rally pics. We went to Sturgis on the very last day so it didn't warrant a lot of pictures as everything was packing up. We did however, find some great deals on Sturgis Rally Shirts, which our brothers and sisters will find out when they get theirs. The next post will include a bunch of cool classic cars that were at the Cool Deadwood Nights festival next weekend. Til then.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Cowboy Woodie, ok....... just look to the right, great photography!!!!

THE MARAUDERS

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